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It’s Not What Happens, But How You React That Matters

Written by Tom Clark

Trials and challenges have a way of bringing out some of the best and worst in a person. What can we learn about ourselves from challenges we have faced? The Greek philosopher Epictetus...

How Is Our Personal Journey to the Kingdom Coming Along?

Written by Judy Swanson

When we take a look at our lives, we should ask ourselves: Have I grown in my journey to the Kingdom, or am I just getting older? How can we track our growth? “Are we going through...

What Can Christians Learn From the Exodus?

Written by Isaac Khalil

The New Covenant Passover memorializes Christ’s death. But does the original Passover, celebrating the Exodus, hold spiritual lessons for Christians today? For most people, the...

4 Steps to Stop Holding a Grudge

Written by Gabriella Kroska

Are you good at holding a grudge? Many people hold grudges against others for various reasons. What is a grudge, and how can you get over it? Do you deal with feelings of ill will or...

Our Passover Self-Exam

Written by Gabe Ellis

The self-examination period preceding the spring festivals is a time to assess our spiritual state. How can we effectively analyze our spiritual lives? All of us at one point...

Strengthening the Bonds With Our Spiritual Family

Written by Chant’a Collier

God has called us into His Church, which is a spiritual family. How can we develop stronger bonds with and learn more about our brothers and sisters in God’s Church? Psalm 133 begins...

Keep on Walking With Integrity

Written by Kendrick Diaz

How has our integrity measured up in the past year? Are we still striving to do the right thing even when no one’s watching? Walking With Integrity. Those who attended a COGWA Youth...

The Importance of Meekness

Written by Leon Leonard

Meekness is an important character trait that God wants to see in His people. What does it mean to be a meek person? Gentleness is listed as a fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5:22-23....

Those Thorny, Deep-Rooted Sins

Written by Matt Caple

Working to remove the physical roots of old, dead trees led me to think about removing the spiritual roots of sins that we think are old and dead—but may not be as dead as we think. ...